Report: Bombardier near pact with Chinese firm
German newspaper Hadelsblatt reported this week that Bombardier is close to sealing a substantial agreement with state-owned Commercial Aircraft Corp. of China (Comac).
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German newspaper Hadelsblatt reported this week that Bombardier is close to sealing a substantial agreement with state-owned Commercial Aircraft Corp. of China (Comac).
Steve Miller, who calls himself The Turnaround Kid, has spent his long career rescuing troubled companies.
Two plans by Wichita-area groups are among a handful of proposals in the running for a $1 million leadership training package, designed to promote civic change at a grassroots level.
The chief executive at Republic Airways Holdings Inc. says he's trying to make the airline's money-losing Frontier Airlines unit more like lower-cost rivals Spirit Airlines and Allegiant Travel Co.
Brian Franz and Kris Wondra had one heck of a ride courtesy of Big Dog Motorcycles, but got pretty banged up when the motorcycle maker crashed.
Boeing has ordered inspections of 787 Dreamliners after finding signs of delamination on the fuselage of the first passenger jetliner built chiefly of carbon-fiber composites.
Global smartphone shipments surged 55 percent in the fourth quarter, as demand for Apple’s iPhone 4S countered declines by Research In Motion and Nokia, International Data Corp. said Monday.
Driving down K-15 in southeast Wichita, its easy to spot the new construction at Spirit AeroSystems.
Donning a safety helmet for a ride of less than 20 yards, coffee cup in hand, the computer pioneer wheeled a Segway into the conference room of Perceptive Software to thrilled applause.
A four-year blueprint for aviation programs that hastens the transition to a new air traffic control system based on GPS technology was given final approval by the House on Friday despite last-minute objections from organized labor.
Boeing’s Dreamliner launch customer, All Nippon Airways of Japan, had to cancel two of its first 10 flights between Tokyo and Frankfurt, Germany, the new jet’s first long-haul route that opened on Jan. 21.
Some folks are lifelong rural Kansans. Others live in rural spots by choice.
Sarah and Alex Nivison are expanding their Computer Troubleshooters with a second, more centralized location.
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The two Wichitans picked last week to participate in the Pipeline entrepreneurship grooming program are young but experienced leaders who are pursuing ventures that are months old.
Bombardier Learjet is cutting 23 jobs in its service center and outsourcing the work elsewhere, and the Machinists union is crying foul.
A piece of Wichita’s automotive history is headed for the auction block in May and to a possible future as a retail and entertainment hub in the shadow of Intrust Bank Arena, its owner hopes.
One winner of a prestigious scholarship wants to become a music producer, the other a benevolent landlord.
Waste Management, the Wichita area’s third-largest trash hauler, has bought Lies Trash Service, the second-largest.
Cybertron International, based in Wichita, has acquired the Bill Guy Technology Solutions, another Wichita firm, as the computer builder expands its managed services division.